| Old Text: | Has rarely been bred in the aquarium, and reports are unavailable. It is believed that they breed in the same manner as most other Corydoras species- water changes with cooler water induces spawning; the eggs are usually laid on the glass or on plants, and hatch a few days later. The eggs of this species are quite small, and could easily be missed. If spawning behavior is suspected, watch for the fish forming the âTâ position, and take notes so that other aquarists can be aided in breeding this
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